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Mayor Bill de Blasio has announced a new Community Hiring economic justice plan that includes a Project Labor Agreement obligating unions to hire workers

Real estate investment giant Jamestown, LP, has been recognized for is support of a new technology program for young inner city adults. Hudson Guild honored

The New York City Housing Authority has filed plans to build a 146-unit apartment tower at 112 St. Edwards Street near Fort Greene Park in Brooklyn.

By James Hagedorn Gowanus residents and activists held a press conference last week in the communityʼs latest effort to steer a planned rezoning of their neighborhood.

A class action lawsuit has been filed against the New York City Housing Authority over the agency’s inability to alleviate widespread substandard living

Hunt Real Estate Capital provided financing to facilitate the acquisition and rehabilitation of a multifamily portfolio located in New York City.

The 168-unit Bronx property was built under new zoning regulations Developer Foxy Management has opened a new senior housing property at 1880 Boston Road

The de Blasio Administration this week launched its first large-scale solar program at NYCHA,. The program will provide low to moderate-income New Yorkers

Pennrose purchased the properties with Acacia Hunt Real Estate Capital, a lender focused on affordable housing, provided over $192 million to finance the

Madd Equities and Joy Construction have renegotiated financing for their new DoBro apartment development after buying NYCHA air rights that will let them build bigger.

New York City Housing Authority has issued a revised Request for Expressions of Interest (RFEI) that could help it raise an estimated $1 billion to help

New York’s public housing authorities will share in $42 million in federal aid to cover the cost of protecting tenants and staff during the coronavirus pandemic.